The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-11-04
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Remember the entertainment to-
morrow evening.
Fred Fisher has any amount Of
soft coal on hand.
Wheat--No. I hard, ssc; No. NOR
them, SIC No. 2 northern, 46C.
An elegant line of gents furnish
ings just received at F. H. Willis
E: A. Erickson is on deck again,
having recovered from his recent ILL
ness.
Mrs. F. H. Willis returned Mon
day from a visit to her parents in
Day county.
A. o. Titus and family have re-
moved to Aberdeen, where they have
rented the Globe house.
Elaborate PREPARATIONS for winter
are being made on every hand. Last
winter taught folks a lesson.
Clarence and Frank Wilson have
sold their farms on section ?, 12I-63,
to Geo. Baldwin, of Aberdeen.
Freight rates have been advanced
and a corresponding depression OF
two cents in wheat may be expected.
The Northwestern road has been
completed to Groton. What's the
matter with Groton being a railroad
center, too?
For SALE-I6o acre farm fourmiles
from Warner, all fall plowed, good
barn and granary, for $500. Call at
this Office.
Mr.. Pratt, Of Baraboo, Wis, Uncle
of Inorganic Pratt, is visiting rela-
tives in this vicinity and enjoying our
balmy breezes.
E. H. Alley Is the republican noni-
nee for second district commissioner.
P. c. K~aSanaugh, of Bath is the
democratic nominee.
Out democratic friends failed to
get together yesterday, and as a re-
suit there will probably be no demo-
cratic ticket in the field.
Mr.. Samuel Miller, father of ]. tt.
Miller, arrived, Tuesday evening, from
sunny southern Kansas, to try the
cool zsphyrs Of the best country in the
world.
A dance will be given in the Ger
mania house Thanksgiving evening,
Nov. oath. Tickets, including sup
per, $r.a5. Good music will be fur
nished,
The Farmers elevator has changed
hands, the building having been pur-
chased by the Warner Elevator Co,
a corporation composed Of. twenty
members who put In 600 each. We
wish them success.
The election next Tuesday pfomis
es to besthe most u~ninteTesting held
for years, Notwithstanding the fact
that a commissioned is to be elected
in this district and that the questions
of local option and division of the
territory are to be voted upon.
THE Sun Is al all times willing. and
anxious to publish notices of all kindsa
Of meetings whatsoever whenever the
same are brought to its notice, butt
begs to be excused if it sometimes
fails to mention an event that is her.
aided only by A little wiitten notice
posted up in somebody store.
ibETt G1ate IS the busiest man inf
the township. Besides running his
farm andlooking after twenty Esad
Of stock and managing the affairs Of
the Warner house, he has more Jobs
Of plastering on hand than any othefai
two men n Dakota.
r. b. Sweet will shortly commence
the erection of a hdiIding on the
north side Of Main street, between
Fishers Timber Office and Gauge
store, IN which he viii conduct al
hrst-class restaurant. The venture
will be q success.
hon. Al. tieteneT failed to con-
meet last Friday evening for the rea-
zoh that he missed The train at Wah-
pet0n Mr.. Flegchcy has been
speaking for local option IN different
parts Of the territory contnuonsEV for
thF past two months, during hirh
time he has spent bur four nights at
home. Mt Fletcher IS q power il
nything he undertakes.